How to Analyze Split Test Data

Interpreting Experiment Results

Once a test has reached significance, the real value comes from understanding why a variant won and what to do next.

1. Access Your Results

  • Open Dashboard → Split Testing and click the experiment you’d like to review.

2. Overview Panel

  • Status & Dates – confirms the experiment life‑cycle.

  • Randomization – Session‑ vs User‑Level.

  • Primary Goal – the metric that decides the winner.

  • Lift & Confidence – headline stats that tell you if the variant outperformed the control and by how much.

3. Insights & Metrics

Humblytics auto‑calculates a core set of engagement and conversion KPIs. Typical metrics include:

  • Click‑Through Rate (CTR)

  • Form Submission Rate

  • Bounce Rate

  • Average Session Time

  • Scroll Depth

Pro‑tip: Focus first on the metric that maps directly to your business goal, then sanity‑check secondary metrics for unintended trade‑offs.

4. Target Interactions

  • The Top Clicked Elements table surfaces high‑impact buttons, links, or CTAs.

  • Pin critical elements so they remain fixed at the top for faster reviews.

5. Real‑Time Monitoring

  • Live charts show performance trajectories as data streams in.

  • The Race to the Best bar visually indicates when a variant crosses the 95 % confidence threshold.

6. Declaring a Winner

  1. Confirm statistical significance (default 95 % confidence).

  2. Verify minimum‑sample thresholds are met for each variant.

  3. Inspect secondary metrics to ensure there are no adverse effects (e.g., CTR ↑ but Bounce ↑ as well).

7. Rolling Out the Winning Variant

  • Deploy the successful design or flow in your CMS, site builder, or custom codebase.

  • Optionally keep the experiment running a few extra days to catch any regressions.

8. Iterating Forward

  • Log the hypothesis, outcome, and lessons learned in your testing backlog.

  • Use insights to craft the next hypothesis—optimization is a continuous loop.

Happy testing! Measure, learn, and iterate with confidence using Humblytics.

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